Please note there will be no daily Mass on Monday, January 16th through Saturday, January 20th. In addition, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day the rectory office is closed Monday, January 16, 2023.
We have a history of saints that wanted nothing more than to be missionaries in the fight for the salvation of souls. Jesus has now given us that opportunity. Brothers and Sisters, please do not be weak or frightened or cowardly or defeated or despairing.
Looking for an excellent Catholic education for your future or current student? All are welcome to learn more about our grade school on January 29th from Noon to 2pm.
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One week after we celebrate the birth of Christ, we give thanks to His mother on the Solemnity.
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